Metrc awarded Oklahoma seed to sale contract

The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority has signed a contract with Metrc, a national company in 14 states, for the implementation of a statewide seed-to-sale tracking system. The contract creates a system to track marijuana plants and products from a plant’s growth stage through sale to patients.
Metrc awarded Oklahoma seed to sale contract

BancFirst sells Hugo location to AmeriState

BancFirst corporate offices in Oklahoma have announced the sale of their Hugo BancFirst to Ameri-State Bank in Atoka. The transaction is scheduled to be completed during the first quarter of 2021 and is subject to regulatory approval.

Hugo to crown Queen Friday...

HUGO SCHOOL WILL crown its newest Homecoming Queen Friday night at 6:15 p.m. at the football field. Candidates include: Jennifer Jones, Keaira Spear, Jayci Teague, Emilye Covington and Breanna Wolfe (not pictured).
Hugo to crown Queen Friday...

Football Contest winner

LELA RODRIGUEZ, of Hugo, was this week’s winner of the Hugo News Football Contest after choosing 12 out of 17 games correctly. Rodriguez guessed closest (463) to the OU Sooners’ total offense figure (414) to edge out Jeanne Rorie and Letha Loftin.
Football Contest winner

Seeking peace through music and legendary lyrics

DOAKSVILLE — Before the American Civil War had ground to a close in 1865, Wallace Willis and his bride, Minerva, both slaves and survivors of the Choctaw Nation Trail of Tears to Indian Territory that followed the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek — had spent many hours working for their master Britt...
Left: Bianca Solomons and Maritza Truter.

Changing the world, one child at a time...

Teachers Teachers Paint their minds and guide their thoughts Share their achievements and advise their faults Inspire a Love of knowledge and truth As you light the path Which leads our youth For our future brightens with each lesson you teach Each smile you lengthen Each goal you help reach For...
Changing the world, one child at a time...

Oklahoma Lottery contributes more than $1 billion to education

• Since 2005 The Oklahoma Lottery Commission has bolstered funding for common, higher ed and career tech education OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Lottery Commission announced that it has contributed more than $1 billion to education in Oklahoma since its establishment in 2005.
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